Bringing the speakers to working order is a fairly simple matter that does not require special knowledge or skills. You just need to be extremely careful not to confuse the required wires. And, of course, when installing the speakers, you should take into account the sound effect that occurs with their different configurations.
Determine the place
To set up your speakers correctly, the first step is to choose the most acoustically optimal location. It is considered that the distance between two or more stereo speakers should not exceed one and a half meters. Otherwise, their sound will be much worse perceived by the listener, "blurred" in space. Do not put any speakers directly on the floor, which absorbs high frequencies and "dampens" their power. Ideally, they should be 1 to 2 meters above the floor. And at the bottom it is better to place a subwoofer, the low frequencies of which sound more harmoniously on some hard surface.
How to install speakers yourself: practical advice
The vast majority of speaker models are connected to a subwoofer and other audio devices via an audio cable. As a rule, its plugs are painted in light green color, which cannot be confused with any other. Also, in order to install the speakers yourself, you should remember that they must be connected to each other. Thus, two speakers combined into a single whole are connected to the output audio device at once, and not each separately.
How to install speakers correctly and not make mistakes
When installing speakers, it is worth taking into account their weight. If these are small, compact audio devices, then there is no need to install safety support devices. If the speakers weigh more than 4-5 kilograms each, it makes sense to start installing special brackets. They are sturdy metal brackets that take the brunt of the speakers.
If you did everything correctly, the speakers should sound even and clear at the same volume. If one of them sounds quieter or louder, try adjusting the subwoofer settings. It is also recommended to check the accuracy of the connection to the audio device.
